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Roger Berry, who previously was director of market development for the Nebraska Corn Board, takes job.

June 3, 2019

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NEW ADMINISTRATOR: The Nebraska Ethanol Board recently announced that Roger Berry took over as administrator, effective May 31.

The Nebraska Ethanol Board recently announced that Roger Berry assumed the role of administrator, effective May 31.

Berry is from Nebraska, has farmed in the state and has served in senior positions in several agricultural organizations. Most recently, he spent more than three years as director of market development for the Nebraska Corn Board.

In that role, Berry worked with Nebraska Ethanol Board staff to carry out ethanol promotion events, spoke about ethanol markets and policy at industry conferences, and was involved in ethanol industry policy discussions.

"I commend the NEB members on their choice in Roger Berry to serve as administrator following my departure," outgoing Administrator Sarah Caswell said. "Roger is the right person to lead the work of the board at this crucial time for Nebraska's ethanol industry. He knows the importance of ethanol as a value-added agriculture market, especially during these times of trade uncertainty and an ongoing downturn in the farm economy.

“His farming background and deep experience and knowledge of the industry will enable him — from day one — to effectively direct the work of the NEB and its staff to carry out the mission of the NEB to the benefit of Nebraska's ethanol industry stakeholders, including farmers, ethanol producers, consumers and the state's economy."

"We thank Sarah for her great work on behalf of the board," Nebraska Ethanol Board Chair Jan tenBensel said. "Her guidance and forethought on industry issues is commendable, and we appreciate all she's done. This will allow for a seamless transition to Roger, who is a familiar face who is well-known and well-respected in the ag community. He has notable, established relationships with commodity and trade groups both locally and nationally. Roger will be another great asset to the agency."

Source: Nebraska Ethanol Board, which is solely responsible for the information provided and is wholly owned by the source. Informa Business Media and all its subsidiaries are not responsible for any of the content contained in this information asset.

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